are you the doorless bathroom person from yesterday?

No, and I certainly never hunted people there.

Lovely. Stop selling your homes to them. Simple.

Most of the snow is dropping overnight Wednesday into Thursday morning

Too many people=too much like Mass. Just sheer amount of people fuckin sucks down there. Traffic, shitty houses and apartments everywhere to try to house everyone. NH is nice because our population remains low.

Idk if this is a joke or if your saying the private security sucks

The potential for snowdays is kryptonite for a procrastinator!

You can come and utilize said businesses and head back to mass and live on top of each other. It’s simple.

Finally. And we should build a wall and require them to pay a toll everytime they come across the buy groceries.

See you mention jobs and education and then in the very next sentence state that a shift away from seasonal living was your biggest factor in moving.

You’ll notice you’re comparing coastal cities to coastal cities.

Ugh, I was hoping for it to dump on Merrimack. Looks anticlimactic for us

better than the free-staters (imho)

We decided to throw ours down

Once, but it's easier to escape than you'd think.

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Most move for Jobs or education. Not for the so called way of life. I moved to NC because winters to me are the worst. Not for any supposed way of life. My day to day life is exactly the same as it was in Massachusetts, and except warmer.

Yea that’s kinda how it works. Same as how so many people want to move to Mass, drive the prices up, then people from Mass can’t afford to live there. Called supply and demand. I don’t think anyone likes it. But again, people do what they can to afford their lives and survive.

I love these morons. They think they're so badass doing stuff like this and yet they're too p*ssy to show their face.

If these places are all the same as you say, then why do people move? Come on

I’m originally from the Merrimack valley. I moved north about 20 years ago. Some people up here make some noise but that’s all it is.

The taxes, laws and policies of MA would indicate a very different way of thinking and living. I’m from MA and moved to NH because it wasn’t desirable to the way I wanted to live. I love it in NH, mainly because I don’t get penalized for getting up in the morning and going to work and I get to indulge in certain sports and hobbies that would cost more money just to ask for permission ( another thing I really don’t like) to partake in, before actually spending money on said hobby

People are largely hostile to anyone from out of state buying homes here. Many also view anyone coming from Mass as another vote for the Dems, though historically Mass has sent us their GOP refugees.

I’m with you though. We’re doing better than the other two northern New England states with some of what you mentioned, but it’s easy to see NH just stagnating as cold Florida.

I just want to live in the mountains. If I was able to I’d live up in the whites so I could hike all I want instead of having to drive 2 and 1/2 hours up from my house.

Nature is beautiful and that’s why I’d want to move up there.

So they move here and drive up housing prices here and then nobody from New Hampshire can afford to live here. Wonderful!